Quote from: Mpamaegbu on Today at 03:41:44 PM

Quote from: Travel4rewards on Today at 01:34:17 PM

Dexscreener you look the contract address the CA
AND copy or use search CA to find on Twitter If the project has usually lower marketcap and a lot shill and community engangements active accounts on Twitter it's good to go.

I haven't used that Twitter method you enunciated there but I believe it's going to be way easier and faster than running contract analysis on addresses onchain that I use. I will keep this under my belt in case I want to try memes anytime again in the future.

Quote from: stadus on Today at 01:40:18 PM

It looks like the approach is similar to gambling, which actually makes sense given the nature of meme coins they’re heavily pump-and-dump. But what about the other side of the profit? People should also be aware that just as they can win big, they can also lose everything just as fast.

But of course, investing in memes is synonymous with gambling. I agree that memes easily make the fastest ROI but we should know that they can easily wreck our finances too. I've been caught in such web before. I won't advise anyone to trade or invest in memes if they aren't a part of the team or have an insider information. In most cases, they turn exit liquidity for project owners.

Yes but Twitter show's If posts are Active usually If active then token still Active
And a lot SOL buyers are now on Twitter+ Twitter system will show info to others who might be interested of same things so yeah.